Service Pack updates for the 2019 R3 release of Telerik Reporting and Telerik Report Server are live, delivering a new Visual Studio 2019 WPF theme, important stability and security improvements and more.
We recently extended the ImageEditor Crop Toolbar feature, and added the ability to Save the current edited image. Now you can use pre-defined aspect ratios and crop geometries while applying the crop feature to an image or create a custom one.
Presenting the Test Studio Executive Dashboard - a web feature to monitor automation results. Anybody on the project can use the Dashboard to monitor automation, and thus product health, from any kind of device.
We introduce new features in the Calendar & Scheduling component from the R3 2019 release of Telerik UI for Xamarin. These include Appointment Templates, special and restricted time slots support as well as view-scrolling capabilities.
The Telerik Chart for Blazor component’s Independent Series binding gives you the flexibility you need to turn the results from any data source into a chart.
The Service Pack for our latest R3 2019 release of Telerik JustMock is now live. It includes fixes for .NET Core 3.0, not executed Mock.Reset when a test cleanup method is missing and mock interference in the test execution logic.
With the help of Vue, we’ve built out an application the tracks a user’s location, receiving real-time location updates using Socket.io and Google Maps to visualize the user’s location on the map. Using geofences, we’ll be able to tell when an active guest is leaving the virtual boundary we set up.
A common problem facing Nigerians and Africans is the inability to get a visa to attend international conferences. A group of awesome Nigerians stepped forward to solve this problem by bringing these speakers to Africa to speak in person. Hence, Concatenate 2019. Here is my report.
Show a block of highlighted code, display a custom language or add a complete code editor in your app – our syntax editor gives you plenty of opportunities for your applications.
Context API is a great feature offered by React, but it can be tricky to get it right. Learn how to efficiently create and consume Context API with the use of hooks without performance issues. Starting with a naive implementation, we will iterate over what can be improved and how to avoid unnecessary component re-renders.